WHALE POST IT HOLDER
Art & Craft

WHALE POST IT HOLDER

Cute little whale to sit on your table to take care of your reminders

Paper Crafting Brand me 30 to 60 mins 6 to 8 years Art & Craft Class 2

Materials Needed

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Steps to Create this Activity

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Step - 01

To create whale, take a corrugated sheet and create a den like structure using Fevicol A+ .

Step - 02

Take a corrugated piece, draw and cut out the whale tail. Using Fevicol A+, stick the tail exactly in the centre of the structure as shown

Step - 03

Using Fevicryl Acrylic Colour paint it with the help of fine art brushes and let it dry. Now take coloured chart paper and create eyes out of it. Using Fevicol A+, stick eyes as shown and let it dry.

Step - 04

Take sheet of mount board, create photo frame measuring 3” x 2”. Make sure the width of the window frame should be approximately around 1cm.

Step - 05

Using Fevicol A+, stick from all three sides. Now poke a hole into the frame as shown with the help of compass or barbeque stick.

Step - 06

Using flower wire lock the frame to the tail as shown. Your cute whale acts a tabletop letter box and a photo frame

Steps to Create this Activity

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Step - 01

To create whale, take a corrugated sheet and create a den like structure using Fevicol A+ .

Step - 02

Take a corrugated piece, draw and cut out the whale tail. Using Fevicol A+, stick the tail exactly in the centre of the structure as shown

Step - 03

Using Fevicryl Acrylic Colour paint it with the help of fine art brushes and let it dry. Now take coloured chart paper and create eyes out of it. Using Fevicol A+, stick eyes as shown and let it dry.

Step - 04

Take sheet of mount board, create photo frame measuring 3” x 2”. Make sure the width of the window frame should be approximately around 1cm.

Step - 05

Using Fevicol A+, stick from all three sides. Now poke a hole into the frame as shown with the help of compass or barbeque stick.

Step - 06

Using flower wire lock the frame to the tail as shown. Your cute whale acts a tabletop letter box and a photo frame